Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-30
DAILY HERALD.
THE FAIR.
Rules Regarding the Reception
Of Exhlb1ts.

THE FAIR.
Rules Regarding tho Reception
Of Exhibits.
The following rules have been
adopted for the exhibit at the Pa
yilion, on Fifth street, during the
Fair:
The hall will be open for the recep-
ton and arrangement of articles for
exhibition on Saturday. The Exposi-
ton will be open to the public on
Monday, october 10th, at / o'clock
r. NJ, and will continue open for six
days, from 9. O'Clock A. N. to 10
O'Clock P. M.
RULE II.
SECTION l. Articles brought in after
Tuesday will be received for exhibi-
tion, but not for competition. Entries
may be made either in person or by
letter, by addressing the Secretary, at
his Office in Los Angeles, where he
will be prepared to make entries and
give out entry tickets, to which all
competitors are entitled, and all COM
petitors are requested to furnish as
complete lists as possible Of their
intended exhibits to the secretary, by
mail or otherwise, as soon after Octo-
ber LIST as practicable. By so doing
much delay will be avoided when
they arrive ut the hall.
SECTION 2. Articles for exhibit
should be directed to the Agricultural
Association, Los Angeles, Cal. All
articles coming by rail will be taken
from the depot to the hall at the ex-
pense Of the Association. All articles
weighing twenty pounds or less can
be sent free by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express over all railroad lines only.
Every reasonable effort will be made
by the officers of the Association to
protect the property on exhibition, but
they will not be responsible should loss
or damage occur.
RULE III.
Exhibitors will be furnished by the
Entry Clerk with original and dupli-
cate cards or tags, describing each ar
ticle and indicating whether it. is en-
tered for exhibition or competition.
The duplicate card shall be conspicu-
-ously attached to the article which it
'd0ecrihes. and the original must be
retained by the exhibitor and be pre-
scented as his order for the delivery of
the'article e.specified at the close of the
RULE ".
There will be no entry fee char
upon any article exhibited, but all
exhibitors will be required to purchase
admission tickets for themselves and
those in charge of their goods, except
in classes III and III, third depart
ment.
RULE v.
SECTION 1. There shall be three
of each Awarding Committee
in each class, to be appointed as fol-
lows: The Board shall appoint two !;
the two thus chosen shall select the
third.
SECTION 2. The Awarding Commit
tess shall file with the Secretary a re-
port giving the names of exhibitors,
the article examined, the number and
class in which it is entered, and the
reason for such award, briefly stated.
A blue ribbon or card will designate
first prize; red,. second prize; which
shall be affixed by the Chairman of
the Awarding Committee.
RULE vi.
No article on exhibition can be re.
moved from any department during
It he exposition without an order from
q member of the Board or the Secre-
'tary. All goods must be removed on
Monday, after the fair, or as soon as
possible thereafter.
RULE VII.
All premiums will be paid promptly
and Immediately after the close Of the
Exposition.
RULE VIII.
For sake of cleanliness, all combi-
nation advertisements will be prohib-
tied on part of exhibitors. The man.
agement, desiring to control same in
common interest, will publish daily
Fair paper.
Ali inquiries for Pavilion exhibits
will be made to T. A. Carey, Superin
tendent, lis First street.